Shamshad Mohammed: Manchester United confident City will make a mistake and they can punish them. Not letting City to play their usual passing game in United half.

Bobby Seagull: It is remarkable that since Sir Alex Ferguson retired with the 2013 Premier League title, Man City have finished above Manchester United in EVERY single season. Is that even a rivalry? Seems like utter dominance from a neutral perspective.

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United are probing. City have been sloppy and defensively, the hosts have barely been challenged.

Christian Eriksen slides a teasing ball through to Marcus Rashford but he's blocked off by Joao Cancelo.

Nathan Ake pings one over the top for Bernardo Silva to chase. David de Gea gathers it in coolly.

United work it out from the back smartly. They have numbers going forward and Marcus Rashford fizzes it across field.

Christian Eriksen leaves it for Bruno Fernandes but he's not expecting it and it bounces up sharply, hitting him and bobbling out for a goal kick.

Phil Foden is found by Kevin de Bruyne and Aaron Wan-Bissaka follows him. The flag is up for offside but it was inches.

Stuart Mitchell: Man Utd started the better so far, and that's already a clear sign of improvement from October, City don't look fluent and are there for the taking.

Oooh. A rare sight of goal for Erling Haaland. Bernardo Silva's cross is deflected to him and he shifts it left.

Casemiro and Tyrell Malacia slide in to make the block and are successful.

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Inside the opening 20 minutes, most of the game was played in central areas.

Man City have had more of the ball, but as you can see, Erling Haaland (number nine) has been incredibly isolated and is being kept far from goal.

The hosts are stopping City from playing in key areas.

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Phil Foden has only had one touch in the opening 20 minutes of this match - the joint-fewest of any player, along with Aaron Wan-Bissaka (1).

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Raphael Varane wins the header and Casemiro helps it on. Kevin de Bruyne then loses it inside United's half but Kyle Walker quickly has it at his feet again.

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Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been unusually error-ridden from Manchester City. We're seeing a lot of bobbled passes and questionable decision making. It isn't quite what we're used to seeing.

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Riyad Mahrez pokes it through to Kevin de Bruyne. Tyrell Malacia touches it behind for a corner - the first of the match.

Rodri has space on the edge of the box but he opts not to shoot, instead playing it right towards Riyad Mahrez and miscuing the pass.

He jogs back with his head bowed.

Michael Devlin: United have feasted on minnows lately. It will be interesting to see how they fare when they get in the water with this shiver of sharks.

Robin: Have Man Utd not been paying attention to City this season? City are there for the taking and can’t deal with high tempo pressing; why are we pressing half-heartedly? C'mon!

Andrew Priestley: Pep has targeted Wan-Bissaka in playing a triangle of Cancelo-Bernardo-Foden on Manchester City’s left-hand side.

Fred has got Kevin de Bruyne's number so far. He wins the ball off him twice in quick succession.

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Fred blocks Kevin de Bruyne's cross on the right and it rebounds back into the Belgian before rolling out.

KDB wants a corner but the referee spotted the touch and it's a goal kick, much to the delight of Old Trafford.

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Anthony Martial is through on the left after another smart ball from Bruno Fernandes.

He has options in the middle including Marcus Rashford but Joao Cancelo gets across just in time.